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The next weather change looks like it could be cool and wet, which would make for prime conditions for diseases to start showing up in our corn fields. Applying a fungicide now before those diseases s...
Corn post-spraying is all but wrapped up and bean post-spraying is well underway. In a week to ten days chemicals will be applied. We will be turning our attention to the next step, getting this crop ...
Crops have struggled from emergence, with the cold weather, to fighting through wet soil conditions many in an anaerobic condition at times being waterlogged, and on top of all of this stress has been...
Excess moisture can cause nitrogen loss in fields by leaching or denitrification. We have had quite a bit of rain so there is a good chance that nitrogen problems could start showing up.
If you’re like most other farmers, you’ve often asked yourself, Is there anything I can do to optimize my corn yields and increase profitability on my acres?
Before loading up the sprayer make sure that you check on the field to make sure any chemical that you are applying will be safe for emerging crops. If beans start popping up many of the pre chemicals...
Soil temps and field conditions have allowed for a very good seedbed, and everyone is talking about how good field conditions are. Planting corn and soybeans this early is really setting us up for the...
It may seem a little early to be thinking about fungicides with spring just getting underway, but it is time to start planning for summer fungicide applications
We are all anxious to get into the field and it will be important to take our time to make sure we do everything we can to make this a good crop. We can’t control the weather so we need to make ...
I do believe anytime we can extend the growing season we should look to do so, but we must make sure to follow good agronomics. Planting too early when conditions could turn cold could leave a lot of ...